Bronx school closed Friday after 2nd break-in this month
Police have not said what items were stolen in the latest incident, but several calculators were taken last week.
Some NYC residents who rely on rental assistance say they're worried they may lose their apartments
Hundreds of tenants across the city continue to get notices saying they're behind on rent, which is supposed to be paid for by the city's rental assistance program.
"Winners Win": Baldwin High Lady Bruins hoopsters seek state title
Inspired by the motto "Winners Win," the Lady Bruins take on Webster Schroeder on Friday night in Albany.
State mulling residential parking permits for NYC residents
Sen. Michael Gianaris says congestion pricing could mean trouble for residents above Manhattan's 60th Street.
Hundreds say they've been ripped off by N.J.-based Monkey Feet shoe store
The Better Business Bureau's website listed 106 customer complaints and gave Monkey Feet an F rating.
Gov. Hochul's bail reform move rejected on day of shooting near UWS school
Police apprehended a suspect in the shooting, one of three to rock Manhattan on Tuesday.
Five North Jersey counties under state of emergency
Morris, Passaic, Sussex, Warren, and Bergen Counties are expected to bear the brunt of the winter storm.
Sayfullo Saipov jurors to resume death penalty deliberations
Saipov was convicted in January for killing eight people on the West Side bike path in 2017.
Bodega, deli workers and owners demand action to prevent violent crimes
They say their jobs are extremely dangerous. They're tired of the robberies and terrified they might be shot.
Data reflects pre- and post-pandemic economic realities in Midtown and Lower Manhattan
The four-year data shows economic recovery in those areas at 74% of 2019 levels.
Rep. Torres introduces lithium-ion battery standards
Last year, 219 fires were caused by devices that use the batteries, resulting in 147 injuries and six deaths.
"Excluded workers" march across Manhattan Bridge for unemployment benefits
The Unemployment Bridge Program would add $500 million to help freelance, self-employed and undocumented workers.
Parents accuse Columbia of "evicting" day care center
The university said the program was mismanaged, but the parents are fighting to keep it open.
Boil water advisory remains in effect in Hoboken
The city's 58,000 residents had little to no water for at least 36 hours after a water main ruptured Monday.
Oscars gift suite to feature shoes designed by Brooklyn teen
A few years ago, the middle schooler started designing clothes and shoes, and came up with her company, Lane 1.